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re: referendum, LTN's are wildly popular in the areas that have them, right?
They are after a while. In the short term, especially with these schemes, there can be disruption. This means that they need to be left to bed in. Engaging with local communities is really important, but it needs to be in the context of how strategies for encouraging cycling and reducing motor-vehicle impact are implemented, rather than whether they're implemented or not.
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Agree with everything said in the last few posts, but re: referendum, LTN's are wildly popular in the areas that have them, right? Although saying that, I'm not a huge fan of direct democracy at the moment for some reason.